Finding himself at a stage in his life when he needed to come to terms with who he was, exploring the past by linking it to the songs that have meant the most to him was the only way Chris Green knew how to achieve it. The result is Me, Myself and Music, each chapter representing a period of five years with a loose narrative following how his life progressed, how the differing musical landscapes informed him and how their influence shaped him. If that sounds rather serious it isn’t meant to because it would be foolish to pretend that every one of the 400 songs he writes about has the potential to alter your existence in some profoundly meaningful or significant way. After all, it’s not rocket science. They’re just the soundtrack to his life!